After the week that was August 8-12, 2011 you’re likely in need of some comic relief.
And we would be doing you a disservice if that humor didn’t contain business messages for you to consider.
Enter Jeff Havens.
Jeff’s a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Vanderbilt University, and began his career as a high school English teacher before following his father Rex Havens into the world of stand-up comedy, where he worked with some of the brightest lights in American comedy and honed the art of engaging audiences through laughter.
But his impulse to teach never faded, and soon he began looking for an avenue to combine both of his passions into entertaining and meaningful presentations.
The result is Uncrapify Your Life!, How to Get Fired!, and Unleash Your Inner Tyrant! and since their introduction Jeff has brought his unique, side-splitting, message-based lectures and keynote addresses to General Electric, Ford Motor Company, USBank, University of Wisconsin, Purdue, and hundreds of other corporations and colleges in the United States and Canada.
Original, informative, hilarious and powerful, Jeff’s speeches have transformed the way business people approach the idea of personal and professional growth. He is also a regular guest on Fox Business News and has been featured in Business Week, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, AOL, and dozens of other regional and national media outlets.
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Rob says
Weekly email reader Tom wrote to say:
Rob- I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been busted for talking on my cell in the men’s room. Usually, someone else flushes and gives me away. The microphone on most cell phones picks up that sound like a fire truck going by.
But it is OK to use the cell phone in the can.
And workaholic is simply a phrase that other people call us because they can’t/won’t work as hard.
If nothing else, I enjoy your sense of humor.
Thanks for the comment Tom!